In the following video, you can see Vuototecnica’s CX Series Coanda-effect flux generators in action in a lesser-known but extremely useful application: fume extraction from a laser marking system.
Flow generator technology, in fact, in addition to being used to transport pellets, granules and process residues, can be extremely useful for maintaining a clean and healthy work environment, especially in settings where potentially toxic vapors or particles are generated.
As you can see in the video, CX generators draw in fumes directly from the laser system and convey them to a specific filter, which retains the toxic volatile components. In this way, the air is free of contaminants, significantly improving the air quality in the workplace and the marking itself.
Compared with conventional vacuum cleaners, there are several advantages.
First of all, CXs are distinguished by their small footprint and ease of installation, as they can be placed directly next to the suction point without the need for complex mounting systems.
Unlike conventional electric vacuum cleaners, they can be pneumatically activated only when needed, avoiding unnecessary energy waste.
They also have no moving parts subject to wear and tear, which eliminates the risk of clogging and reduces maintenance costs to zero, unlike electric vacuum cleaners that require regular servicing.
Available in aluminum or stainless steel, CX generators offer superior resistance to the chemicals in the vacuumed vapors, ensuring durability and reliability in even the most demanding environments.
Because of their efficiency and versatility, they provide a sustainable and safe way to keep your work environment compliant with regulations and make perfect markings.
Discover the full potential of Vuototecnica’s flow generators at www.vuototecnica.net.
